Thank you :) Luckily had good parents whom while I was getting into a brief stint of child acting at single digit ages, kept me away from that shit. I do remember some strangers/people in that industry at parties etc, who were far too friendly and keen to know a little boy... one swanky as fuck party I can remember, they were eating live octopus and the rest, slightly weird shit for an early-mid 90s, non Japanese crowd anyway... My experiences were more of the latter type in the OP. Described and visually depicted exactly the same in this documentary. The accuracy, imagery and flood of memories it bought up again was unsettling to say the least.

I'd recommend you scrub up on body language before you watch it, makes it even more chilling. Body language, tone and responses to questions are a pretty critical facet of my work these days, can tell you those people in that documentary are either A) coached by absolute professionals for years and practised for it in similar way or B) telling the truth in majority of cases. Only one or two lied at a few moments and I believe because they were ashamed of what they did as explained later..

Enjoy and take care too.